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Who distinguish between the stile antico and the stile moderno?
Monteverdi
What is the main difference between the style antico and style moderno?
In the stile antico, the text followed the music, whereas in the stile moderno, music followed the text.
When did the debate over the stile antico and the stile moderno take place?
A. During the Baroque.
How did fashion change over the past years?
fashion has caged because every disinter has a different clothing line, so when they pass away new fashion is in stile
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